Jade Warshaw

Tell me what you know and just derive as much as you can, because you might find.

Yeah, I know you said there's no power of attorney, but you might find out that maybe he was working with somebody that was just kind of helping him with some of the accounting or some of the numbers.

And then the next thing I'd be talking with the doctors and saying, what's the timeline for us to understand his recovery?

What can we expect in the next couple of weeks regarding speech?

Those sorts of things.

and keep doing his part of the business and logging his hours because he knows that we will make good on it.

I'd also look into, since your husband's been paying him, if you know even what bank your husband's using, if you can get with an attorney and say, let's go to the bank, let them know what's going on so we can get access into this account.

I think there's those things that I would do to just... I mean, obviously, you're in a situation where this person cannot...

verbalize what they need.

So working with the lawyer to get access is going to be what you're going to need to do.

How would you use that cash?

Okay, so let's pretend.

Let's play that out.

Let's pretend you get with a lawyer.

You go down to the bank.

They're like, oh, okay, we see what's happened.

Yes, you're obviously legally married.

Whatever, whatever.

You get into the accounts.

Then I'd work with... Then I'd be hiring somebody to say, help me understand what we have here.